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ninthwaveMember

Hi - All photos should be resized to Auctiva's maximum size of 1024x768 or less for ease and speed of uploading, otherwise the software must do it as it is uploading, which is a slow and uncertain process. Also they should be saved as JPG's with the quality reduced to around 100kb or less file size. This is so folks can download them in a reasonable time, particularly those with dial-up. If you are uploading a lot of photos, perhaps there is a bulk editing feature in your photo program.

3/16/0811:29 AM

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